Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
entertainments and Picnics and societ,
News in General.

entertainments and Picnics and socistyy
News in General.
Miss Hattie White left last evening for
San Francisco.
Mr.. G. p. Bielenberg came up from Dee,
Lodge yesterday.
Mrs. D.A. Morrison, of Pipestone Springs,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. ). X. Clark received party calls Mon
day, assisted by Miss Nina Daft.
Mr.. E. siegeI returned home yesterday
from q business trip to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. John Noyes will give a large dancing
party Friday evening in honor OF Miss Net
tie Sadler.
Mr.. John Noyes vent to Virginia City
yesterday on a business trip and will be
absent q week or ten days.
Mr.. Chas. w. Goodale is home from a
very pleasant trip to the National Park
with the Mining Engineers.
Miss May Casey gave q dinner party yes.
terday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Lewis, who are visiting here.
Mrs. James Shields and children came
cver from Helena Monday evening. They
Evans.
A party. consisting of Mrs. F. Linfortb,
Mrs. E. Siegel, Miss Hattie White, Messrs.
John O'Farrell, Geo. C. Tucker and B. B.
Thyer, went down the Anaconda mine yes.
terday.
Mr.. John Leyson entertained a email
party of friends very pleasantly Tuesday
evening at his elegant apartments adjoin-
ing the Silver Bow Club rooms. At 9
O'Clock q very elaborate supper was served
them at the Gout Club rooms. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes,
Miss Nettie Sadler, Miss Ellen Meiklejohn,
Mr.. John Forbis and MI. Joe Long.
The picnic given yesterday ct Columbis
Gardens under the auspices of St. Johns
Episcopal Sunday school, was largely at
tended by teachers and pupils. Although
several little showers occurred during the
day, but as sunshine soon succeeds clouds
in this cline. the pursuit OF a%musement
went on and it was the verdict OF all pres
emit that the day had been very pleasantly
spent.
s. J. Messing will leave in a few days to
pay a visit to relatives in the East. During
his residence here, In connection with the
late firm of Sam Louis & Co., he has made
a host of warm personal friends, who all
admire his exceptional business talents and
hope when he returns he may be able to
make arrangements by which so valuable a
young man as he may be permanently &C.
cured to Butte.
Phil A. Julien who, since February last,
has been the editor of the Butte Mining
Journal, has severed his connection with
that paper and will for the time being con-
fine himself to his special correspondence
from this point. Mr.. Penrose, the pro-
prietor of the Mining journal, will do the
editorial work, and Nh. John O'Neill will
attend to the outside interests of the
paper. The change is entirely satisfactory
to all the parties concerned. MI: Julien is
a bright and sparkling writer who will be
missed from the columns of the Mining
Journal, and we trust that such induce
ments may be offered him as will protract
bis stay among us.
THE LUNCHEON.
Mrs. G. F. Lloyd gave a charming lunch
con last Tuesday in honor of Miss
Hough, Miss Laura King and Miss Clara
Lloyd, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Dewitt.
Mrs. H. A. D'Acheul. Mrs. Fgbert Smith
and Mrs. VIM. Pfouts. The luncheon
which was very elegant was served on
small tete-a-tete tables placed in the par.
pipes tied with satin ribbons and filled with
flowers were given to each lady. The re-
past was one of much pleasure to those
present and was followed by music by the
Misses Pettibone, Warfeld and Sadler.
Then the young ladies joined in an exciting
game of bean-bag in which Miss Nettie Sad
Ter won the first prize-a large bottle OF
fine %perfumery. Miss Man won the second
prize, a small bottle of per-
fnmery. The invited guests were:
Miss Lizzie Thornton, Miss May
Casey. Misses Laura and frankie Horst,
Miss Allie Warfeld, Miss Rosa Reed, Miss
Lulu De Berry, Miss Nina Daft, Miss
ristie. Miss Man, Miss Winters, Miss Ough,
Miss Emma Irvine, Miss Clara Wilcox,
Miss Marie Renouard, Miss Hattie Evans,
Miss Hattie White, Miss Ellen Meiklejohn.
Miss Nettie Sadler, Misses Attic and Susa
Birdseye, Misses Mary and Rila Layton,
Misses Frances and Frederick Kenyon,
Misses Esther and Mary Pettibone, Miss
Annie Schomarth and Miss Clara Roberts.